Sign in to Azure DevOps and clone repositories with the native VS Code clone experience.
What it does
Click the Azure DevOps Clone button in the status bar (or run Azure DevOps: Clone Git Repository from the Command Palette).
On first use, VS Code's built-in Microsoft authentication kicks in: the Azure login screen opens in your browser, and the confirmation code is sent back to VS Code automatically. If the browser can't redirect back, VS Code offers a copy & paste fallback.
Pick your organization → project → repository from quick-pick lists.
The extension hands the repo URL to VS Code's built-in git.clone command, so you get the exact same folder picker, clone progress, and "Open cloned repository" prompt as the welcome page's Clone Git Repository action.
Requirements
VS Code 1.85+
The built-in Git extension (enabled by default)
A Microsoft / Entra ID account with access to your Azure DevOps organizations
Develop
npm install
npm run compile # or: npm run watch
Press F5 in VS Code to launch an Extension Development Host and try it out.
